Where in the World
| Monday, 3rd of October 2016 |
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Where in the World
In the quarter just ended (July-September 2016), this website had readers from 133 countries and territories. Over 75 percent of all page views were from the top 20 countries, 9 of the 20 being African. English is an official or working language in only 37 of the countries, but the English speaking countries tend to cluster at the top of the list. Of the top 20 countries, 12 are Anglophone, bilingual or polyglot. I note with pleasure the presence of four French speaking countries in the top 20.
Here is the country listing, in declining order by number and percentage of page views.
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1,072(27.50%) |
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261(6.70%) |
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228(5.85%) |
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201(5.16%) |
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168(4.31%) |
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139(3.57%) |
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133(3.41%) |
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121(3.10%) |
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94(2.41%) |
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10. Canada |
67(1.72%) |
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11. France |
67(1.72%) |
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12. Senegal |
59(1.51%) |
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13. Uganda |
52(1.33%) |
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14. Ghana |
51(1.31%) |
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15. Tanzania |
50(1.28%) |
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16. Cameroon |
45(1.15%) |
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17. Germany |
45(1.15%) |
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18. China |
41(1.05%) |
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19. Nepal |
34(0.87%) |
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20. Brazil |
32(0.82%) |
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21. Indonesia |
28(0.72%) |
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22. Denmark |
27(0.69%) |
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23. Netherlands |
25(0.64%) |
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24. Rwanda |
25(0.64%) |
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25. Zambia |
25(0.64%) |
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26. Côte d’Ivoire |
24(0.62%) |
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27. Malaysia |
23(0.59%) |
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28. Belgium |
22(0.56%) |
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29. Pakistan |
22(0.56%) |
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30. Thailand |
22(0.56%) |
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31. Zimbabwe |
22(0.56%) |
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32. Angola |
21(0.54%) |
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33. Benin |
21(0.54%) |
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34. Japan |
21(0.54%) |
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35. Sudan |
21(0.54%) |
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36. Malawi |
19(0.49%) |
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37. Congo (DRC) |
18(0.46%) |
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38. Mozambique |
17(0.44%) |
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39. Philippines |
17(0.44%) |
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40. Argentina |
16(0.41%) |
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41. Bangladesh |
15(0.38%) |
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42. New Zealand |
15(0.38%) |
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43. Namibia |
14(0.36%) |
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44. Afghanistan |
13(0.33%) |
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45. Congo (Republic) |
13(0.33%) |
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46. United Arab Emirates |
12(0.31%) |
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47. Bolivia |
12(0.31%) |
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48. Spain |
12(0.31%) |
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49. Norway |
12(0.31%) |
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50. Russia |
12(0.31%) |
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51. Somalia |
12(0.31%) |
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52. Chad |
12(0.31%) |
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53. Liberia |
11(0.28%) |
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54. Burkina Faso |
10(0.26%) |
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55. Guinea |
10(0.26%) |
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56. Sierra Leone |
10(0.26%) |
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57. Italy |
9(0.23%) |
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58. Madagascar |
9(0.23%) |
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59. Mali |
9(0.23%) |
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60. Mexico |
9(0.23%) |
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61. Turkey |
9(0.23%) |
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62. Hungary |
8(0.21%) |
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63. Ireland |
8(0.21%) |
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64. South Korea |
8(0.21%) |
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65. Saudi Arabia |
8(0.21%) |
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66. Sweden |
8(0.21%) |
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67. Vietnam |
8(0.21%) |
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68. Haiti |
7(0.18%) |
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69. Jordan |
7(0.18%) |
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70. Singapore |
7(0.18%) |
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71. Laos |
6(0.15%) |
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72. South Sudan |
6(0.15%) |
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73. Ukraine |
6(0.15%) |
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74. Yemen |
6(0.15%) |
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75. Burundi |
5(0.13%) |
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76. Gambia |
5(0.13%) |
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77. Hong Kong |
5(0.13%) |
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78. Niger |
5(0.13%) |
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79. Antigua & Barbuda |
4(0.10%) |
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80. Colombia |
4(0.10%) |
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81. Ecuador |
4(0.10%) |
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82. Egypt |
4(0.10%) |
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83. Georgia |
4(0.10%) |
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84. Guinea-Bissau |
4(0.10%) |
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85. Israel |
4(0.10%) |
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86. Iran |
4(0.10%) |
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87. New Caledonia |
4(0.10%) |
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88. Peru |
4(0.10%) |
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89. Taiwan |
4(0.10%) |
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90. Austria |
3(0.08%) |
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91. Algeria |
3(0.08%) |
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92. Iraq |
3(0.08%) |
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93. Sri Lanka |
3(0.08%) |
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94. Morocco |
3(0.08%) |
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95. Mauritania |
3(0.08%) |
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96. Romania |
3(0.08%) |
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97. Slovakia |
3(0.08%) |
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98. Uzbekistan |
3(0.08%) |
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99. Bulgaria |
2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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2(0.05%) |
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1(0.03%) |
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1(0.03%) |
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1(0.03%) |
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1(0.03%) |
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1(0.03%) |
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1(0.03%) |
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